Review: Devil’s Hunt (Steam)
The war between Demons and Angels takes you to hell and back in Devil’s Hunt. Play as Desmond in this third-person action-adventure game, as he discovers his demonic powers with the fate of the world hanging in the balance of the greatest conflict known to humankind.
Pros:
- Nice graphics.
- 23786mb download size.
- Steam achievements.
- 3 save slots.
- Controller support.
- Invert axis.
- Graphics-fullscreen/resolution/quality presets/screen percentage/brightness/AA/view distance/shadow, effects, foliage, texture, post process quality.
- Tobii eye tracker and Asus aura support.
- 2 controller presets.
- Rebind keyboard.
- Action-adventure fighting gameplay.
- Collectibles that give lore.
- Average story.
- Big boss encounters.
- In-game cutscenes.
- Easy to learn combo system.
Cons:
- Mouse cursor stays when using a controller.
- No explanation on difficulties.
- Doesn’t show pad presets until in-game.
- No v-sync.
- A lot of stuttering and tearing.
- Tutorial pop-ups are small and slow.
- Mediocre voice work.
- Robotic animations.
- Missing voice lines.
- Frequent huge updates.
- Uninspiring combat.
- The controller can randomly disconnect or not be recognized.
- Forgettable story.
- Short with no replay value.
- Slow pace.
- Graphics - 6/106/10
- Sound - 5/105/10
- Accessibility - 6/106/10
- Length - 6/106/10
- Fun Factor - 6/106/10
Summary
Devils Hunt is pinned as an action game that looked like a devil may cry/dark souls type game. In eventuality what you get is a very bare-bones adventure game with very simple combat actions. Shame as the game starts off strong with a massive boss fight and fast-paced intro. That dissipates quickly and you are instead treated to constant cutscenes interruptions giving a few broken lines of dialogue then a few fighting encounters then a cutscene. All this with bad performance issues such as stuttering and screen tearing. The whole experience is just instantly forgettable with nothing noteworthy or memorable at all. It looks the part in screenshots but in movement, it is not good and when you add that to all the other issues listed, Devil’s hunt is not a game I can say is worth your time in its current state.
